Greeley Daily Tribune from Greeley, Colorado • Page 7

i i i i i FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24.Y1944 If i THE GHEELEY DAJLY TRIBUNE, GREELEY, COLORADO Lambkins and Pueblo Central Easily Win in Quarter-Finals of tire League. and Wildctls. Irani scored over; whelming ''victories yesterday -hi tlie first round ot (lip Class football playoffs. Lambkins, for the slute tltlo, showed of the Leaguo.no mercy ris.tlie'y to an ovcrwbeliiijiig 0. iiDforo.

1000 fans at, Jules. Imfgi winners, in the Central League, scored "twice tho first periods to Western ptous froin 30 to nt'Pn Mai-tin' ami -Tiley did tire heavy work for-Fort rolled lo (j'leacl'in'iho flrBt'half. Centnira weight and ikwer wore loo much for the Gunnlsbn. Cow-, boys. Throb blocked in'-tlie ihlnutcB of start- eel lift Wildcats' on.tlieir touchdown imfado, was ended in', the fl-.

jinl" Quarter as the regulars rested, schmldt took two touchdown pass- 5S, and Drunimpnd, Bludwprth, Cochraii and Cook'scored on runs, Gunnison'scbred in the final stan-. v'wIUi WiilianiB passing to Capron n'th'e end zone. Pueblo -'meets Animas and ort Collins plays Sterling sec- ind-i'ourirt games Dec. -Results in Advance By' ORLO ROBERTSON v. New York, Bluce-.

the right In picking Syracuse H-er Colgate last week and the of- Ifee. gal gave us'Texas'Aggies to jeat- Rice we tempted to call or tlio other for, all of Sat- irda'y's'. gaines. unfortunately, seTe'i'fresb; coins and the Is faking'-the'day off. So, prlil'r that' we can 'do as well last week when- record 34 wins and eight-defeats, we slve you: f.jOlilo Buckeyes.

tech: Notre Carolina: Duke. a'Aggies-Oklahoma: Ag- 5 Califprnia-TJ. Southern California. 1 Is 1 ooldng fof an but It PeaiV-Balnbi-idge: Bain- Statc-MissiKsivpii Mlssis- sfpi Cornelia Pennsylvania The 'i Mary's Iowa Pre- Tenne.s^ee:Kentucky;'.'. 1111- to iilay I i the Rose.

They'll not "be Kent'uctiy. Let's go down th'e list for the reiaintler: Princeton over Atlantic. City Air Brown over. Colgate; Dart- ioiith over Columbia; Georgia Pra- Over Daniel Plelcl, Ft. Pierce rer Jiicksonville.

'Naval Basel Kanas; State over Rutgers yer Lehigh, Wisconsin over.Minne- Pittslnu-gh "over State, over Soiifhern Method- Texaa.Cliristip.il, and II Aubririvover Miami and l.eqrgia-over Clemson. Sunday, we lie Holy Crbss ovef-BoBton College nd th'e Fourth. Air Force over the Air-Force. Football Scores Tnlsu 33, Arkansas- 2. Di-nke 2, Wichita 18.

Missouri 28, Kansas 0. i StHool Pueulo Central Gunntsoir I. Golden Wheatriilge 0 North (Denver) 20, South (Denver) 3. (for Denver League chain- pioushlp). i Manual (Denver) West (Denver) 6- Misspuri Tigers Beit Ksuisas 28-0 '(AwocJatcd Press)' Nov.

souri Tisei-B bchiiiil bnl.l should- 6f James Kerkeris, 273 pound soiilioniore Iroin 'St. Louis, torlny 'defeated the Kansas Jnylmvrkers 28 lo tlie 63ri iilaying.ot llieir annual classic.before In iwrfect weather. Kerkeris, a concerted-tackle, scored 2 touchdowns "and 4 Colorado 16, Denver U. 14 Denver, Nov. r'a squeaked froiii.

behind on a field goal to beat Deliver 16-14 today lor the Dig Seven football Full b'ack Stu Worden from Coronado, Callt, place'kicked the field 19. years put third perlcia to give the navy-manned the edgo they'pro-, tected to tlie 'end. Colorado flnisUed its' conference season undefeated and Denver, hurst into before'- the game was'' 'five' nilmites old when' Wayne Flauigan' clocked a CU punt, Lbrton KrilBhas recovered oh the CU two and-John Kar.v migios smashed thru left guard on tho next play tor a score. Bob West, tormerly of. Misspuii university, brought the Buffaloes back isto tire, game early In the second with a 41 yard pass to Dick Llsco, ruunlng hard in the end zo.rie.

Phil set up a Denver score, minutes later with a 30 yard throw to on Colorado's seven, then three plays later later- a Johnny Adams who rolled over the goal lino for- tire counter. George- Miller placekicked the point and DU led Twd west passes moved CU from its 31 to 24-late in the period, and third, to-Lemar Dykstra In the end zone, brought tlie Buffs up close, behind onoe more'. goal cauie after two Colorado- punches deep into Denver land In the third; The Buffs West- runs and passes in one drive, then struck, to the one-on 'mhs West. in the othAf. hy Denver, Worden then placekieked tlio- fielder Score by quarters: Colorado 0 13 3 0--IS Denver 7 1 Colorado'- Touchdowns-- Liscp, Dykstra.

Field goal--Worden (place i Point after touchdown--Worten (place kick -) Denver scoring: Touchdowns-- Points after toiiclfdown--AiillpV 2 (place kicks) PAGE In Ceremonies I the Argonne Parade ground. Fort Tueidny O. A. Daughtry, pott command-, er, pre.enttd the Silver Stir medal to- Mr. and Mr; Cleveland Duff, which wn poithumouily for gallantry on.th.ji.rt of their ion, Staff Sgt.

Earl buff, fromer Wyoming ranii hand. Wyoming Eagle engraving. Sports Roundup New York, 24. Amateur night. Latest report on the" off- agaln-on-again a bringing Guntor' H.aegg and Arne Anilcrs'fion, 'the Swedish to- (ha United States tills winter.is that botlr open to Guhder Haegg' has escaped from Stiire Olson, the Malmoe Haberdasher who objected to ionhig his best salesman diiriUK Christinas rnslr, into, tho army; Now the Swedish Athletic Association hopes to postpone his 'military service for the projected tonv.

Next step Is to c6nvince-Andcrsson, who' says. "not even per Albiii Hansspn" (the prime' minister)' can get i to travel without his wife, that It won't' be so had after all. Meanwhile American track, fans lire asking. "how much are those out' fort" Shorts and Shells: Now that' Jimmy has joined Bliner Lay- deir In! th'e -ranks ot pro football commissioners, Ihn other two projected -pro leagues should wherp to look for their 'head men. And the four horsemen 'likely wonld-find the as stub- horn as seven mules." -Tomorrow's Pcnn Stale-Pltt'same will 100th consecutive contest, for Neil Fleming, Penn State's graduate While chaplain corps, as.

such, was not established until 1920i the continental congress on July 29', granted the first formal recog- a lega.l status for cnnp- lauis In the 'arrne'd services. Negro Youth Is Reported Lynched By Tennessee Mob (AiKwtateii Frittl Nov. Negro-trusty'at the Tennessee State Training and Agricultural school (reformatory) for Negro boys' was reported seized and killed by a mob today following (lie slaying of the of the.institution's "super- Intendent. report of the iogro's fate was telephoned to.the Nnshvlllo Banner by Bookkeeper-Panl Trennor of the Institution shortly.after State.Com- missioner of Institutions W. O.

Baird: a here the fatal, injury of the superintendent's married daughter serious Injury of his. wife. Dr. Baird and Trcanor Idontificil Hie Negro trusty as Jamc-a Thomas Scales, 17, of Nashville. Bairil Eatd Me- Khiiiey, daughter at Siiperirilendent II.

E. Scolt, was killed and Mrs. Scott injured at the Pikeville, refornmtory Supt. Scales w.is conferring with Dr. Baird.herc; Mrs.

Scott, reported 'severely beaten, wits taken to a Clintfniiougn. hosiiital for ireatment, Follow Troops Chaplains go wherever there are troops. The chaplain serves as a clergyman in' the army. His responsibility io military personnel Includes conducting public-, worship, giving spiritual guidance and moral counsel, building character and promoting good morale. NOW OPEN and H.

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Theve.is oh I. four pinctices remaining Ijeforo tlie game IB playfld, One quintet consists of S'owlon, Ted nnrt Jim Meeker, Don Garretson, "and Mary Ntx. This cm In tot of linrdwoocl nrtfata are tlie five fastest lioys on the antl they uso a "fast-liveaking 1 offense. Marviii ReynoMa, Melvin Utani- ecker, Oeno Bush, ilarvey Miller, tiud Kenny Hyde mnke up tho other team. This team employes tho "sot- Wallace Jtnieinoier alternates with Miller.

Coach Jim Baggolt Is teaching th'e. fnndaiuentals to the boys. Sliootlugj passing 1 and running arc being'Avorkcd on tho most to create; a sinootlt running machine. Lots of running and pass- Ing is being done to got the boys inlo condition. The loye spirit' is good.

Threo days after the Infra-squad game, the regnlav Greeley seaeon open when tlie. Wildcats incct thxs For! Morgan Maroons on the Grueley Imrdwood on Dec. The 'Cats' are getting their cTaws sharpened for fli'ts game, to getTe- vengo for the" two ilefe'ats the Wlkl- catg received (rom tho Maroons last year. Th6 Wljdcots, also Intend to collect interest OH the two four- point defeats of Inst'year. The Morgnn cake team.

Is a tall, veteran ball club, wltlr almost, the same team as last year. Monday, Nov. 27, season tickets for nino -home games 'go oil sale. The Quarterbacks, who did a grand Job ot selling football tickets will sell Ihn Imskclball tickets, also, GreeleyV schedule, has been changed again. Denver game, scheduled for -Doc.

at South, b'as been Also, there will be only one Fort Morgan gumo, that on Dec. 2. The Vest of. the schedule remains same. In addition to.

the hoys -mentioned above, other hoys out for basketball. -They, are: Bob Pnkaslr Gordon Mackey, Rodney Westberg, Don Ilerdman, Jake Miller, Georgia James, Rolnu Xick, Alfred Stoll, and Robert FuoYBteln. Steel i'rocres It is estimated that the technology cal activities of the steel Industry arc costing more than 525,000,000 Of this amount, I devr-:" 1 to rrrp.nrrh. General Rides Jeep in Deep MaJ. John Mllllkln (left), commander of the Third Corps, U.

S. Army, rfdet In i Jeep belnj towed thru of Pont-A-Mouason In Fnnce where flood waters of the Moselle river reached'their highest point fn 30 yean. ralni and swollen itreami are one of the obstacle! encountered by Allied troopi In their current drive Into-Germany. (AP Wlrephoto.) FIGHTS LAST Fall Rlvcv, Saiuiders, 16D, Montreal, outiiornted Bert Dan- EvahBvllle, Ind. (10); Fmnkle Genevesc, 176; Montreal, stopped Don Curd, 188, Providence, n.

Brunswick, Hudson; .58, Bath, knocked out Lucky i Johnson, 126, Pbiladelphia (2); Edlie ,132, Bath, outpointed Eddie Berry, 132, Portland, Me. (C). Odotlen CookiBf Odorless cooking Is the promise ol a new decdbrant. It is a white powder which pink in water. If a solution at the deodorant Is simmered on the stove when cabbage or onions are boiling, the usunl odor is completely absorbed.

THE DENVER.ELEVATORS at NewRaymer A AT NUNN SATURDAY NOVEMBER 25 SQUIBB'S ORCHESTRA From 1 Admission Tax Family of Five Dies on Crossing (AaBfKfatcd Prcu) Son Jose, Nov. poi'soiis, on their way lo Join rela- llvos at a holiday dinner, were killed today us ilielr auloinoliilo was struck by a train south of San Alar- tin, on (lie r'oail to Monterey. Tlio dead: Polor Satli, 39. anil Ills wife. Gertrude, 33, o( San FranclRCo.

Saul's motlier, Mrs. Marie Satll; Ills sister, Miss Grace ind, IIIB cousin, Jllss Omce Doobun. 18, nil of San Jose. Live Fur Show Opens in Denver Prcsil Denver, Nov. eyes liave fuii'Iy popped out twlny soo nearly a $1,000,000 worth ol fur coat on the lioof.

The occasion ivus flic MouiitMn latea Fox and Mink sliow Denver stockyunib, displaying prize of fox and mink used for jreeiltng. stars of tlic show were Jiroe soldeil mink owned by Morloy 'irt, Wlnnliieg lireedcr, who values them at $2,500. The 300 foxps on exhibit included nc-irl platinums, i faces, silver and peavlallnns. W. Buckley Kiljjore, show clialrinan, estimated Uieir worth at $5M each.

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